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Zhejiang Jinhua Wong Tai Sin Temple

Wong Tai Sin was born in Huang Gan Village, a suburb of Lanxi City, Zhejiang Province, and later became immortal in Song Chi, Jinhua. Huang Chuping, whose real name is Pinus densiflora, was born in Jin Dynasty. Huanggan Village in the suburb of Lanxi is the birthplace of Wong Tai Sin. Born in Jin Dynasty, Wong Tai Sin Palace was built in memory of Wong Tai Sin. Attractions such as Wong Tai Sin Palace, Wong Tai Sin's former residence and Erxian Scenic Spot have attracted countless compatriots at home and abroad for pilgrimage and sightseeing. According to the Records of Jinhua County, he once went to Jinhua Cave to practice Taoism with Taoist priests while herding sheep. His brother Huang Chu began to look around, but he didn't know where he was. It was forty years before he met outside the cave. Once upon a time, the sheep had already turned into white stones all over the mountain, but the stones immediately turned into sheep in one breath. Huang Chu was very surprised. He admired his brother's achievements and decided to cultivate a monastery. From then on, Huang Chu stayed in the cave to practice with his younger brother, isolated from the world, filled his stomach with pine nuts and poria cocos every day, and eventually became an immortal. Therefore, Wong Tai Sin is sometimes considered as Huang's second brother. It is also said that Wong Tai Sin is a disciple of Ge Hong, Huang Yeren. People built Wong Tai Sin Temple for him in Jin Huashan, also known as Akamatsu Temple, to show his worship from generation to generation. Since then, all believers in Wong Tai Sin have regarded Jinhua as a "fairy town" and Chisong Temple as a "ancestral temple". The temples dedicated to him are all over the southeast coast, as well as Southeast Asia and the United States. Among them, Wong Tai Sin Temple in Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province and Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong are the most famous, with a large number of believers and flourishing incense.

Shuanglong Cavity

Shuanglong Cave is now a national forest park and a national scenic spot, which is famous for its vast forests, strange caves and famous Taoist mountains. Shuanglong Cave is located in the center of Shuanglong Scenic Area, which is the core and symbol of the whole scenic area. 1600 years, Shuanglong Cave has become a natural scenic spot. It is 520 meters above sea level and consists of outer hole, inner hole and ear hole. The outer hole is spacious, with an area of 1200m2. The annual cave temperature is about 15 degrees Celsius, which is warm in winter and cool in summer. At this point in summer, there is a feeling of "sweating up the mountain and getting cold in the hole". The main attractions are Shuanglong Cave, Hubing Cave, Chaozhen Cave, Taoyuan Cave and Jinhua Taoist Temple.

Jinhua Jianfeng mountain scenic spot

Jianfeng Mountain, also known as Furong Peak, stands in the north of Jinhua City and is the best commanding height overlooking Jinhua City. Jinhua people have a special complex for Jianfeng Mountain, and there has always been a saying that they cry when they don't see Jianfeng Mountain for three days. Jianfeng Mountain, as an ideal place for outing and climbing mountains, has attracted many Jin people to come to Range Rover. Nowadays, the wide and straight Yingbin Avenue has been extended to the foot of Jianfeng Mountain, which has become the "green lung" of the city and attracted much attention.

Jinhua long pan si

Longpan Temple is a famous scenic spot in Jinhua. Located in Zhongrou Village, Xiaoshun Town, east of Jinhua County, it is 32km away from Jinbancheng in the west, 27km away from Yiwu in the east, with continuous mountain peaks in the south and Wujiang River in the north. Total area 1 1.8 km2.

Jinhua Barong Building

Bayong Building, located in Bayong Road, was originally named Xuanchang Building. Founded in the Southern Dynasties, it was expanded in the 14th year of Zhao Chun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 187), and was destroyed by fire in the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty (1312-1365438), which became the Amin Wanli. Scholars of all ages have visited this place and written many poems. In the first year of Longchang in the Southern Dynasty (494), Shen Yue, the magistrate of Dongyang, wrote "Ascending the Xuanchang Building". In the fifth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 135), the famous poet Li Qingzhao once wrote "The Eight Wing Building": "The Eight Wing Building has an eternal wind, and the mountains and rivers are left behind. The water is three thousand miles to the south, and the air pressure is fourteen States in Jiangcheng. " The building faces south and has four entrances, namely the pavilion, the front hall, the second hall and the first floor. Built on a stone platform with a height of 8.70 meters.